Heart of Lions FC Ltd

Full name	Heart of Lions Football Club
Nickname(s)	Giant Killers
Founded	2002
Ground	Kpando Stadium Kpandu, Ghana (Capacity: 5,000)
Manager	Yashin Laryea
League	Ghana Telecom Premier League
Home colours Away colours

Heart of Lions Football Club is an Ghanaian football club based in Kpandu.

Contents 1 History 2 Staff 2.1 Managment 2.2 Sports 3 Current squad 4 Notable players 4.1 Famous players 4.2 Former players 5 Performance in CAF competitions 6 External links

[edit] History

They are a member of the Ghana Telecom Premier League. They were 4th in the 2004, 2005 season of the One Touch Premier League and also won the top four competition the same year.

[edit] Staff

[edit] Managment

• President: Godwin Kwami Ahiapkor
• Vice President: Samuel Ahiapkor
• C.E.O: Walter Yankah
• Welfare Officer: Richard Akwensi
• Secretary: Dodzi Dzidzornu
• Marketing & Chief Scout: Alex Aboagye

[edit] Sports

• Team Manager: Yashin Laryea
• Team Coach: Oti Akenteng
• Assistant Coach: Orlando Wellingtion

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player 1 GK Abdul Bastic 2 DF Ibrahim Suleiman 3 DF Daniel Acquaye 4 DF Emmanuel Ansong 5 DF Ahmed Mensah 7 MF Edmund Allan Shearer 8 MF Hans Kwofie 10 MF Abraham Annan 11 FW Kofi Nti Boakye 12 FW Frank Osei 13 DF George Ali 14 MF Issaka Yakubu Razak

No. Position Player 15 MF Kweku Duah 16 FW Mohamed Tanko 17 DF Obed Ansah 18 MF Richmond Dekutse 19 FW Samuel Ellis 20 MF Samuel Kingston 21 FW Solomon Tetteh Okutu 23 DF Yakubu Mohammed 24 MF Edmund Owusu Ansah 25 DF Dan Yeboah 27 MF Stephen Ahorlu 28 DF Gladson Awako

[edit] Notable players

[edit] Famous players

• Rachad Chitou

• Dominic Adiyiah
• Addoquaye Addo
• Wisdom Agblexo
• Jerry Akaminko
• William Amamoo
• Emmanuel Banahene
• Eric Bekoe
• Kofi Nti Boakye
• John Boye
• Sadat Bukari
• Haminu Dramani
• Abraham Kudemor
• Jacob Nettey
• Stephen Owusu
• Jonathan Quartey
• Daniel Nana Yeboah
• Samuel Yeboah

• Gardiehbey Zeo

• Komlan Amewou

[edit] Former players

• Delight Delall Afenyo
• Abdul Rasheal Ahmed
• Anas Alidu
• Abraham Annang
• Edmund Owusu Ansah
• Baba Asanpa
• Solomon Awuku
• Taju Bini
• Osei Boateng
• Ibrahim Abdul Ganiyu
• Joseph Masiru
• Iddrisu Mohammed
• Isaac Morgan
• Awuley Musah
• Godfred Rockson
• Ibrahim Steven
• Ibrahim Suleman
• Alhaji Sulemana
• Siba Ali Tahiru
• Thomas Tuah
• George Yamoah
• Dan Yankah
• Issaka Rasak Yakubu

[edit] Performance in CAF competitions

• CAF Confederation Cup: 1 appearance

2005 - withdrew in First Round

[edit] External links

• Heart Of Lions FC - Official Site
• Ghana-pedia webpage - Heart Of Lions FC

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